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2027 Finance Bill: First Proposals on Education, Health, Jobs

Morocco’s Ministry of Economy and Finance has published a macroeconomic framework report ahead of the 2027 finance bill, the last of the current government’s mandate, setting out early priorities spanning infrastructure, private

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Morocco's Ministry of Economy and Finance has issued a macroeconomic framework report outlining early priorities for the 2027 finance bill, the final budget of the current government's term, covering infrastructure, private investment, social protection, health, and education. The emphasis on consolidating public investment and advancing social protection signals continuity in state-led spending, which may shape fiscal space and borrowing needs as the government approaches its mandate's end.

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